completecheck

noun
UK /kəmˈpliːt.tʃek/
US /kəmˈpliːt.tʃek/

A complete check is when you look at everything one more time to make sure nothing is missing.

Before we left for the trip, Mom did a completecheck of the house to make sure all the windows were shut.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A final look at all the parts of a project to confirm it is finished.

The teacher gave our science poster a completecheck before we hung it up.

3. A careful count of every item to be sure the number is right.

The coach did a completecheck of the balls and cones after practice.

4. A full test of a machine or game to see that everything works.

We ran a completecheck on the robot before the contest.